Goldman Sachs: Don't believe Trump's false mild tariffs, tax rates may far exceed expectations

According to BlockBeats, on March 25th, economists from Goldman Sachs pointed out that recent media reports indicate that the Trump administration is leaning towards a more moderate attitude towards tariffs. But they wrote, don't be fooled by this appearance: this attitude is likely to bring negative unexpected shocks to the market. Goldman Sachs pointed out that the Trump administration has always viewed tariffs as a negotiating tool and is likely to want to start negotiations with a strong stance. A recent survey by Goldman Sachs shows that market participants believe that the upcoming equivalent tariff rate in April will reach 9%. Goldman Sachs predicts that the initial tariff rate may be twice the expected rate, which means the market may face a negative unexpected situation next week. (Golden Ten)